. Thej bear unmistakable signs of ham-mering— several being half-flattened. Wouldthese masses have been hammered else-where and brought to Hopewells alongwith finished designs, axes or ear orna-ments? 1 think not. But even if all thecopper came (finished) from a distance,these nuggets and…
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